Sentence examples for rather boyish from inspiring English sources

But peering closer, one notices that he is somewhat smaller than El Duque and younger, rather boyish looking.

I think perhaps the director might have found something intriguing in Mühe's face too: it looks like that of a middle-aged man, but sometimes that of someone much younger, even rather boyish.

In their subsequent conversations, she also explained she had been a rather boyish boy and had worked as a car mechanic as well as being an artist.

Both revealed a gorgeous, stylised cel-shaded world – stalked by a teenage, rather than boyish, Link – in which it was possible to pick out wildly differing, but always easy-on-the-eye, environments.

But rather than a boyish jibe about his girth, this was about insulting their fans and, worse, their legacy.

Although the collection felt more merchandised than designed, with rather too many boyish pantsuits on the runway — and in shades of aqua and marine blue that tipped toward consumer packaging — Ms. Giannini provided a lot of good, unpretentious clothes that will probably feel right to shoppers next spring.

But the real marvel of his performance was that more than anything else this season it revealed a young conductor's growing maturity as an interpreter, a maturity that arises from, rather than surmounts, boyish enthusiasm.

JB: tenor sax and rather older than the boyish 21 they average.

People described me as a boyish girl – rather shy, but I didn't show it.

This look fits better on boyish body rather than feminine hourglasses, so curvy girls who want to be gamines, remember to pick gamine clothes that flatter your shape rather than a boyish one.

The rather too neatly packaged, maddeningly boyish Paul good-naturedly leaves the house to allow Cathy to have time alone and good-naturedly begs to be let back in.